How to Boot into Windows 10 after Removing Linux Mint

Understanding the issue

The way you remove Linux Mint (or any other Linux distro) is by using Disk Management in Windows 10 to delete the volume used by Linux Mint.

You thought that you had completely uninstalled Linux Mint. You shut down your computer. Then you power on your computer again, and you get the following instead of booting to Windows 10:

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Solving the issue

You need a USB flash drive with Linux Mint on it. No internet connection is required.

1. Get into your BIOS.
2. Boot from your USB flash drive.
3. Start Linux Mint.
4. In Linux Mint, press the Windows key and search for "Boot Repair."
5. Open Boot Repair.
6. If a pop-up appears asking about an update, choose No.
7. Choose Recommended repair.
8. If a pop-up appears asking about PasteBin, choose No.
9. If a pop-up appears asking to show you the log after the repair is done, choose Yes. This way, you can understand what was happening.
10. After the repair is done, shut down your computer.
11. If an instruction appears, remove your USB flash drive.
12. Power on your computer again.
13. Congratulations, you have successfully booted into Windows 10.

If you still fail to boot into Windows 10, do more research about any errors that appear on your screen.